If you want to see some of the youngest and most entertaining social media stars online, you need to look no further than Emma and Mila. These two-year-old twin girls live with their mother in Phoenix, Arizona, and they have starred in a number of viral videos in which they discuss grown-up topics with their cute toddler voices.
The results are obviously hysterical.The twins have discussed a wide range of topics, including Santa Claus, airport security, and their disappointment with preschool. Even though the sisters are still working on potty training, they already have millions of followers and make an incredible amount of money.
According to their mother, Katie Stauffer, the twins make more than enough money to support the family. The twins have advertised for Macy’s, Nest, Harper’s Bazaar, Amazon, Walmart, Dollar Rental Car, and many other major brands.Mila and Emma especially love their advertising work since they get to choose when they do it. They don’t take projects with any deadlines, and they only work when they want to. However, when they are in the mood to shoot some footage, it is usually gold.
One such video was posted over the summer, and it featured the twins discussing their goals for their future jobs, and the film was captured by Kaitlin, the twin’s 14-year-old sister. The video got nearly 5 million views on Instagram.4
The video begins with Emma brainstorming some ideas about what she might want to do when she grows up. Mila asks her sister what she wants to be, and Emma says she wants to be a teacher. Without missing a beat, Mila says that Emma hates kids, so it’s a bad choice.
Emma responds with confirmation of that fact, so she then suggests that she might become a doctor. Once again, Mila is ready with a dose of reality. She reminds Emma that she hates blood, which Emma instantly remembers and finds a good enough excuse to continue her search.
She finally says that she might want to be a baker, but Mila has the best response of all for this suggestion. She tells Emma that she will eat all of the goods she bakes, so she should think of something else. Emma, of course, agrees that she couldn’t be trusted around all that food.If you find this interaction amusing, let others see it so they can also enjoy it, and leave your opinions on the story as well.